July 1st, 2009 by Skip McGrath

Join me at the Amazon independent Sellers Conference July 10-13 in Seattle

Colin Sebastian, Digital Media & Internet analyst at Wall Street firm Lazard Capital Markets, estimates that Amazon.com’s third-party sellers will generate nearly $9 billion in gross merchandise sales in 2009. This is up from roughly $7 billion in 2008.This may be why more and more eBay sellers are expanding their business to Amazon. Why sell on just one channel?

If you want to learn more about selling on Amazon, a great jumping off point is the SCOE – Sellers Conference for Online Entrepreneurs: The Independent Conference for entrepreneurs who utilize Amazon as a sales channel

The dates are July 10-13 2009 and the event will be held at the Seattle Airport Marriott and Amazon Headquarters (transportation will be available from the hotel to Amazon).

This conference is presented to allow sellers to network, learn, and grow their online businesses. Executives from Amazon.com will be on hand to lead sessions, answer questions and receive feedback and there will be a visit to Amazon headquarters.

I will be speaking on a panel led by Cindy Shebley about expanding your eBay business to sell on Amazon. Here’s the line-up:

Monsoon’s CEO, Kanth Gopalpur http://www.monsoonworks.com/

Alice Rudolph – eBay PowerSeller and Amazon Pro Merchant, from aliceinstitches http://www.aliceinstitches.com/

Michael Levit, EVP of Marketing and Business Development from Vendio http://www.vendio.com/

Cindy Shebley – eBay PowerSeller and Amazon Pro Merchant/FBA seller  http://www.websellerscircle.com

Here is the website for more information and where you can register: http://www.scoe.biz

If you can’t attend but would still like to learn how to sell on Amazon, grab a copy of Selling on The River by Steve Lindhorst.

See Also

• Learn How To Sell Information Products on eBay, Amazon and The Internet
  Complete course on selling real information products for profit and long-term income